Podcast appearances and mentions of katie lentz

Single mom Jaclyn Michelle tragically died, leaving behind 6 orphaned siblings. And that's when the community showed up in a big way! AND When a drunk driver hit Katie Lentz, the teen begged everyone to pray out loud for her. To see videos and photos referenced in this episode, visit GodUpdates! https://www.godtube.com/blog/6-orphaned-siblings.html https://www.godtube.com/blog/katie-lentz-testimony-pray-out-loud.html Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

When a drunk driver hit Katie Lentz, the teen begged everyone to pray out loud for her.ANDIn a heartwarming act of kindness, Anthony Harris attended a daddy daughter dance with one of his biggest fans who lost her father.To see videos and photos referenced in this episode, visit GodUpdates!https://www.godupdates.com/katie-lentz-testimony-pray-out-loud/https://www.godupdates.com/anthony-harris-daddy-daughter-dance/

We can all learn a thing or two from people with autism and their families. Each person sees the world differently. And by experiencing it from another's point of view you can better communicate and serve others. In celebration of Autism Awareness Month, I talk with Myles Hinkel and Katie Lentz of The Thompson Foundation for Autism about how they help people with autism and their families to adapt and improve communication. For a fully-formatted article version of this episode, head over to our website: https://www.mayecreate.com/blog/podcast/how-understanding-autism-improves-communication

Amy Downs was one of the last survivors to be pulled from the rubble of the April 19, 1995 Oklahoma City bombing in which a total of 168 people were killed including 18 of her 33 co-workers.  At the time of the bombing, Downs was a credit card loan officer who flunked out of college and weighed more than 350 pounds. In the last few years, Amy would not only lose 200 pounds, but she became a triathlete and even competed in an Ironman Triathlon.  Today on the podcast, Amy shares in detail, what it was like to be trapped and thinking her life was over after the OKC bombing and how God allowed her to not only survive, but thrive as a CEO, triathlete and author.  --- If you enjoyed this podcast with Amy Downs, we know you'll love these conversation as well: - The Incredible story of Katie Lentz  - Chris Norton – The Seven Longest Yards For more stories on sports and faith, check out our website SportsSpectrum.com.  Order Amy's new book "Hope is a Verb" here. 

This is a replay of one of our more popular shows. It might be worth listening to again since there were some good stories and great insights. If you haven’t heard it before, you’re in for a treat. Since this episode aired, Jason Romano has released a second book entitled "The Uniform of Leadership: Lessons on True Success from My ESPN Life".    SHOW NOTES: Jason Romano is the host and producer of the Sports Spectrum podcast where he interviews athletes, coaches, and other personalities on the intersection of sports and faith. He is also a speaker, author, media consultant and church leader with 20 years of professional broadcasting experience on the regional and network level. For 17 years, Jason was a Senior Manager and Producer at ESPN. He has created and produced content for shows such as SportsCenter, Monday Night Football, Mike and Mike in the Morning, Sunday NFL Countdown, College Gameday, MLB’s All Star Game. During his time at ESPN, Jason produced content for ESPN Radio, helped lead and grow the talent booking department, building relationships with the biggest names in sports as well as creating and managing the NFL on ESPN’s social media channels, growing them to over 6 million followers on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Jason has spoken to thousands of people at conferences, colleges, companies and churches. He’s a big advocate of social media, having built up large followings both for ESPN’s social feeds as well as his own personal brand. Jason’s first book, “Live to Forgive” was published in January of 2018. In today’s episode, we discuss: The amazing guests that he has had on his Sports Spectrum podcast Why it is so hard to forgive others and why we need to forgive Who is on Jason’s bucket list for future podcast guests His experiences and 17 years at ESPN   Books, Resources, and Links Mentioned in the Podcast Jason's Books: www.jasonromano.com/book Jason’s Website: www.jasonromano.com Jason’s Twitter: @JasonRomano Jason’s Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jasonespn Jason’s Email: JasonRomano22@gmail.com Jason’s Facebook: www.facebook.com/jasonromano22 Sports Spectrum Twitter: @Sports_Spectrum Sports Spectrum Website: www.SportsSpectrum.com Article about Jason leaving ESPN: http://www.faithwire.com/2017/02/10/espn-producer-and-media-expert-quits-to-pursue-entirely-new-calling-ive-felt-god-nudging-me/ Click here to listen to Sports Spectrum Podcast. Sports Spectrum Podcasts Mentioned… Louie Giglio, pastor and author Katie Lentz, administrator for MLB’s Baseball Assistance Team James Brown, CBS Sports Ted Dibiase, The Million Dollar Man – WWE Hall of Famer Brock Huard, ESPN Analyst and former NFL Quarterback Jason’s Podcast Recommendations … Bill Simmons Podcast Rich Take on Sports Brock Huard Above and Beyond Podcast Jason’s Book Recommendations … The Carpenter: A Story About the Greatest Success Strategies of All by Jon Gordon Lead…For God’s Sake: A Parable for Finding the Heart of Leadership by Todd Gongwer Tools of the Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers by Tim Ferris Order Jason’s Books Order Jason’s books at www.jasonromano.com/book This Episode is Sponsored By "The Bus Trip" If you like to read or you have a special athlete or coach in your life, then you’ll want to check out The Bus Trip. This modern-day sports leadership fable might be a work of fiction, but the issues and solutions provided are very real and can help teams develop a winning culture. The Bus Trip helps athletes learn how to be better teammates and more positive leaders. Please visit TheBusTripBook.com for more information, chapter discussion guides, and team discounts. Rate & Review Please consider rating the podcast with 5 stars and leaving a quick review on iTunes.  Ratings and reviews are the lifeblood of a podcast. This helps tremendously in bringing the podcast to the attention of others. Thanks again for listening and remember that “Success is a choice. What choice will you make today?”

Olivia Ancil is a former tennis player at Cedarville University in Ohio.  She graduated from Cedarville's School of Nursing in 2019. She was serving as a float nurse at Holland Hospital in Holland, Michigan.  On May 28, 2020, Olivia and her boyfriend Alex Aren't were struck by a speeding vehicle going over 70 mph in a 35 mph lane while they were on a walk.  Olivia sustained numerous injuries including a traumatic brain injury, bone fractures, crania nerve III palsy affecting eye movement and vision and a lung contusion. She's fortunate to be alive.  Today on this special episode of the podcast, Olivia shares the details of the accident that almost killed her, the grueling recovery and rehab and how her faith in Jesus has carried her through.  ...... If you enjoyed this episode with Olivia, we know you'll love these conversations as well: Patrick Estepp - Cedarville Men's Basketball Coach The Incredible Story of Katie Lentz  ......

This week’s episode is a special one just in time for Thanksgiving. It’s so important to take time to be grateful for the good things in our lives and to be grateful for what sport can do. Katie Lentz was in a head-on collision with a drunk driver just before her sophomore year at Tulane. […] The post Leveling The Playing Field: Katie Lentz, Administrator for MLB’s B.A.T. appeared first on Radio Influence.

Katie Lentz is currently an administrator for MLB’s Baseball Assistance Team, a charitable organization that assists members of the baseball family in need of financial, medical or psychological assistance. But this story isn’t about baseball, it’s about survival. Katie should have died after being hit, head on, by a drunk driver. She suffered multiple fractures including two broken femurs, a broken tibia and fibia, a broken left wrist, nine broken ribs, a lacerated liver, ruptured spleen and bruised lung. But she didn't die. She lived and her story is incredible. In this Throwback Thursday edition of the podcast, Katie shares the story of the mysterious priest who showed up at the site of her wreckage while she was trapped in her car.  You can listen to the entire interview of Episode 18 of the podcast here.  For more, log on to SportsSpectrum.com 

On Miracle Monday, Eric hears the story of Katie Lentz, who miraculously survived a car crash thanks to the help of a “miracle priest.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason Romano is the host and producer of the Sports Spectrum podcast where he interviews athletes, coaches, and other personalities on the intersection of sports and faith. He is also a speaker, author, media consultant and church leader with 20 years of professional broadcasting experience on the regional and network level. For 17 years, Jason was a Senior Manager and Producer at ESPN. He has created and produced content for shows such as SportsCenter, Monday Night Football, Mike and Mike in the Morning, Sunday NFL Countdown, College Gameday, MLB’s All Star Game. During his time at ESPN, Jason produced content for ESPN Radio, helped lead and grow the talent booking department, building relationships with the biggest names in sports as well as creating and managing the NFL on ESPN’s social media channels, growing them to over 6 million followers on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Jason has spoken to thousands of people at conferences, colleges, companies and churches. He’s a big advocate of social media, having built up large followings both for ESPN’s social feeds as well as his own personal brand. Jason's first book, "Live to Forgive" was published in January of 2018. In today’s episode, we discuss: The amazing guests that he has had on his Sports Spectrum podcast Why it is so hard to forgive others and why we need to forgive Who is on Jason's bucket list for future podcast guests His experiences and 17 years at ESPN Jason's Website: www.jasonromano.com Jason's Twitter: @JasonRomano Jason's Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jasonespn Jason's Email: JasonRomano22@gmail.com Jason's Facebook: www.facebook.com/jasonromano22 Sports Spectrum Twitter: @Sports_Spectrum Sports Spectrum Website: www.SportsSpectrum.com Article about Jason leaving ESPN: http://www.faithwire.com/2017/02/10/espn-producer-and-media-expert-quits-to-pursue-entirely-new-calling-ive-felt-god-nudging-me/ Click here to listen to Sports Spectrum Podcast. Sports Spectrum Podcasts Mentioned... Louie Giglio, pastor and author Katie Lentz, administrator for MLB's Baseball Assistance Team James Brown, CBS Sports Ted Dibiase, The Million Dollar Man - WWE Hall of Famer Brock Huard, ESPN Analyst and former NFL Quarterback Jason's Podcast Recommendations ... Bill Simmons Podcast Rich Take on Sports Brock Huard Above and Beyond Podcast Jason's Book Recommendations ... The Carpenter: A Story About the Greatest Success Strategies of All by Jon Gordon Lead...For God's Sake: A Parable for Finding the Heart of Leadership by Todd Gongwer Tools of the Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers by Tim Ferris Order Jason's book at www.jasonromano.com/book   Today's podcast is brought to you by audible - get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial (new subscribers only) at www.audibletrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player.  Get a free audio book download from one of our past podcast guests such as Kevin Harrington, Micheal Burt, Lolly Daskal, Jeremie Kubicek, Kelly Roach, and Pat Williams.

Katie Lentz is currently an administrator for MLB's Baseball Assistance Team, a charitable organization that assists members of the baseball family in need of financial, medical or psychological assistance. But this story isn't about baseball, it's about survival.  In this episode of the podcast, Katie shares the incredible story of her survival after being hit by a drunk driver. She suffered multiple fractures including two broken femurs, a broken tibia and fibia, a broken left wrist, nine broken ribs, a lacerated liver, ruptured spleen and bruised lung.  It's a miracle she is alive.  But the story doesn't end there.  There's a mysterious priest, a will to press on, and a courageous act of forgiveness.  For more on Katie's story, follow her on twitter  -- http://twitter.com/katielentz   To learn more about Sports Spectrum, check us out on the web at http://sportsspectrum.com